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	~~<span class="DROPCAP">I</span>n~~ 1398, word reached [[Fort Vehl]] of the extermination of a large werewolf pack that had reached [[Mistone]] from [[Caesin]]. Seeing an opportunity to finally return to the island and relieve it of its rich timber stores, a wealthy merchant by the name of Hurgrin Kiel convinced several others that the time was ripe for the venture.		In 1398, word reached [[Fort Vehl]] of the extermination of a large werewolf pack that had reached [[Mistone]] from [[Caesin]]. Seeing an opportunity to finally return to the island and relieve it of its rich timber stores, a wealthy merchant by the name of Hurgrin Kiel convinced several others that the time was ripe for the venture.

	Presenting a convincing argument, Hurgin produced a false document that purported to have come from a legitimate Aragenite source regarding the elimination of the predominant threat to people's safety on the island by the deaths of the werewolf male Brarg. Using this as part of his argument, a number of merchants agreed to form a consortium to finally begin successful logging on Caesin.		Presenting a convincing argument, Hurgin produced a false document that purported to have come from a legitimate Aragenite source regarding the elimination of the predominant threat to people's safety on the island by the deaths of the werewolf male Brarg. Using this as part of his argument, a number of merchants agreed to form a consortium to finally begin successful logging on Caesin.